Walters Hall Farmhouse

Walters Hall Farmhouse is a house dating from the mid-17th century. It is built of red brick in English bond and was extended with late 18th-century brown brick. The farmhouse has a plain tiled roof and is two storeys high with a basement, set on a plinth that features a plat band and a pedimented Dutch gable on the right return. There is a cluster of stacks to the left, with some stacks projecting and offset to the centre and at the end right.

On the first floor, there are three glazing bar sash windows and three oval windows, with the centre oval window blocked. The ground floor has three glazing bar sash windows and a small wooden casement to the right, all featuring basket-arched heads. A 20th-century raking porch is located at the centre left, which has a panelled door. Behind this porch is the original 17th-century door, consisting of 12 ribbed and studded panels with strap hinges. There are basement openings to the left.

Inside, the farmhouse features an inglenook with a coved overmantel and moulded stopped joists.